I must have 37 Wainwrights to do - 14 in the North West and 23 in the North - leaving Binsey for a precarious last minute finish.
I'll set the target at 10 Munros again and see what happens - I want to work on them a bit more seriously once the Wainwrights are done, so I need to get in practice. And maybe if I aim for 5 Donalds I'll manage it...
A reapeat of the island summer, to some extent - I want to get back to Uist and Harris, and I'm hoping to get to the Small Isles. I'm going to Sabhal Mor for a week again, so maybe something on Skye, and maybe another bothy night on Islay while I'm in Tarbert... I doubt I'll beat 2018's 11 islands, though.
Years ago now I walked the Pennine Way as far as Horton in Ribblesdale, so my plan for Easter is to pick up from there and go on to Alston. That'll get me a handful of Dales and North Pennine Hewitts, and I'd love to get back to Wales and do Cader Idris. I doubt I'll have time for anything else in England after all the rest!
I did pretty well on the main aims - 37 Wainwrights, and miraculously 10 Munros! 7 Donalds, one of which was also a Graham - 3 in the Ochils, 4 along Ettrick, and 2 at Peebles. 2 stray Corbetts.
A project which I hadn't thought of when I posted this was to climb 10 little Marilyns by the end of March, which I did.
A handful of hills in Uist, Harris and Lewis. I stopped in Glencoe instead of heading straight to Skye in the SMO week, but made a mad dash to Blaven earlier in the summer. No Islay, for assorted Reasons. 6 islands, I think, counting Lewis and Harris separately, but not counting the one at Prien am Chiemsee!
7 Hewitts along the Pennine Way, but nothing else in England or Wales outside the Lakes. No, that's not true, 1 Northumberland Marilyn!